Welcome to the first Sunday of Lent. Perhaps by now you have figured out what you would like to do for the season that allows you to grow in the faith and live out the virtues. If not, there is still time to consider what will allow you to be Read more…
Welcome to March and all that is going on this month. March 5th is Ash Wednesday. It is a day of fasting and abstinence. The 8 am Mass will be with the students from the middle school. There will be a 5:30 pm Mass at St. Peter and at St. Read more…
This Sunday we are having donuts after Mass at St. Casimir. Since we don’t do that very often I invite you to take the time with fellow parishioners. This past week we celebrated the feast day of St. Valentine. I hope it was a good day to express your gratitude Read more…
February 3rd was the feast day of St. Blaise. What a beautiful custom of turning to him for the blessing of throats and good health. This comes straight from the saint and his prayer of intercession to save the life of a young boy. On February 9th many will be Read more…
This past weekend it was nice to return home and have the wedding of two students of mine from the school I once had. I also prepared them for Confirmation. Having connections just reminds us as our readings did that we are all members of the one Body of Christ. Read more…
After the 10:30 Mass at St. Peter, there will be an informational meeting about a pilgrimage to Rome and other spots of prayer and culture in 2026. It does seem like a longways out, yet time flies. Feel free to pass that information and opportunity onto others who you know Read more…
We celebrate the Baptism of the Lord. This moment of grace begins the public ministry of Jesus. The Father publicly recognizes His Son as beloved and the Holy Spirit is seen in bodily form. The Trinity is revealed. Jesus invites us to come to know the Father, to enter into Read more…
I hope your new year is off to a good start. With the beginning of anything there are high hopes and expectations. Many make plans for the new year or use that day as a time of change. Others often make new year resolutions for positive change in their lives. Read more…
Merry Christmas! It is still the Christmas season and actually it is the octave of Christmas. Octaves point out how important such a feast is. We can take for granted the fact that God coming in the flesh for our salvation is important. We celebrate it each and every year. Read more…
As we look ahead to this week, God’s mercy is going to be offered through the sacrament of Reconciliation a couple of times at different locations. Please check your schedule to see what will fit and give you the opportunity to receive this great gift and be prepared for the Read more…